sklivvz1971

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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
> I will argue that performance is the last thing you should worry about when you want to scale. Oh boy, this is in one sentence almost everything that is wrong with Rails...
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
The author deeply misunderstands Scrum. They also misspell it as SCRUM but that's another story... Sprints are timeboxes and not deadlines. Stuff is done at a "normal" pace and it either fits (or does not) in that timebox.
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
Firstly, switches are arguably way, way (waaaay!) more readable than the code proposed. It's a matter of taste for sure, but arguably a basic construct of all curly languages and more is easier to understand than a rather esoteric code
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
The last step should be "You should use git"
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
I think the whole point of the article is that k8s solves a different problem: orchestrating large sets of images if your application uses a significant portion of a datacenter. The problems one _actually_ has on a personal projects are ind
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
I think you are confusing the experience as a user of the app (who shouldn't really ever touch SQL) and the experience of a developer (who should be knowing SQL inside out and using it in their day-to-day work).
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
> As for the "execute query" example, why is it such a headache ? I just "kubectl ssh <container>" and I am in. It's slow as hell. > I had an excellent time working with kubernetes I'm happy for you
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
The list of things mentioned in the article to do and learn for a simple, personal project with k8s is absolutely staggering, in my opinion. Having used it, there's a sizeable amount of further work needed which the article doesn'
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
This seems to misunderstand the basics of why we have CSS in the first place, to separate "how something appears" from "what something is", and suggests to mix the two. The obvious result is that you would end up with si
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Team leadership for high-performance teams(sklivvz.com)
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
YouTube sent me a takedown request for publishing a video to my own song (which is published on CD only). They took down the song because I could not "prove" I was the owner. I guess my name being on the cover and my picture was n
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
All they can do is threaten or terminate your access. And even that is debatable. If I create a new browser with BetterStack as one of its features are they going to mandate which browsers I use? What monetary or image damage can they prove
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
What many commenters do not understand here is that Facebook is making a killing by allowing this kind of illegal targeting. They know what's going on but they clearly don't care unless they get sued. In the meanwhile they made mi
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
I can't read that article. "Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries." In common: we can't be bothered respecting your privacy. OK then.
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
I've been trying that, but so far I don't find a big advantage, but it _is_ a bit annoying to have to annotate all types that could be null. This is to say: it could be good, or it could be another "exceptions in Java" m
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
Not surprised, the stories of artists signing for X and getting never properly compensated (either for X or X-extended-to-anything-else) are countless. And there's little you can do, unless you can nail down the exact culprit to a spec
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
Totally agree: further to that, if you had int+bool to represent nullable values, you'd also have to sort the ridiculousness of having a null value with a value, also error prone.
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
Clearly there's a place for null: most languages have it, most developers have no problem with it, it does represent something (lack of information). It is logical and mathematical--I suggest you read the GEB book for tons of more info
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by sklivvz1971 8y ago
Yep, use https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
> After realizing that everyone, even future politicians post stupid things, We probably will stop caring about online privacy. Online privacy is not about posting rude stuff on Twitter, come on
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
> The rationale, of course, is to feed in values that test each code path That's the absolutely wrong way to test a function. You want to test a function so _as the implementation changes, the same output follows the same inputs_. C
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
A mish-mash of good ideas, uninspiring references to Marxism and clearly xenophobic traits--who according to the author can't be said because it's discriminatory, ye ye ye. I mean, he totally lost me when he started saying "i
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Toptal Launches Elite, On-Demand Talent Network for Blockchain Engineering(businesswire.com)
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
He clearly lacks depth if he doesn't know how JavaScript works...
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
Most of the questionnaire is (in my humble opinion) absolutely bad, as it focuses on stuff that you either know on the top of your head or you don't. I'm sorry, but I'd rather hire someone that can't describe all the nit
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5387052
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
Big mistake that everyone makes: cryptocurrencies are not currencies. They can be used as currencies, but they are fundamentally commodities. Once you understand that, you can start making meaningful comparisons with other scarce commodit
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
A large portion of the laid off workers were from the EU, under EU law.
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
The disadvantage is morale. It's much easier for the company to regain momentum if the chord is cut cleanly and swiftly. That said, I'm not sure if it's true or effective, but having worked at Stack Overflow for years I'
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by sklivvz1971 9y ago
All that stuff doesn't really matter... If you have 3 months notice, it only means they'll come up to you and offer you to pay you those three months and you don't have to show up at all. And you sign a contract that prevents

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